... NEWPORT HARBOUR COMM118- SIONERS. - ?? .- .1 . d w e vT#IMI.,X\ 3) 5Uti. LttiC . LUNDY ISLAND AB A HAlD(UlJRL OF REY'£UGE, The monthly meeting wna held ye0torday, a qltoiun haviing bees obtoined after waiting twonty tImitiu. Mr, T. B. Blatchelor presided, aud thern were alto present Admiral Fiota, Mr. W. BeynOn, Mr. J. ?? 1nin, hir. D. Pryce and Mr. L. Lewib. Tho mirlutt i of the meeting held ...

... c DAWSONESQUE. I I I e- - it This word is a new coinage, and is from the 1And At of counterfeit coin. It ls essentially Brumm'agem. tt It has been struck off to explain the wonderful d acial expreasion of a portrait of Mr. Geo. Dawson, bL he pastor of St. Saviour's, just added to the gai- 'ery of paintings in Ratcliffe-plac The pose of r, the figure ia admirable, says the coiner, and the ...

... - FEVER EPIDENIO AT DARWEN. 1200 CASES- 44 DEATHS. ' I 6 On Saturday a special meeting of the Darwvn Local Board was held to receive the report of Mr. Heo Stevens, M.D., who bad been appointed by the LocaI Government Board to investigate' the cause of the fever epidemic now raging in that town. Mr. Snape occupied I the ohair, and the public were admitted. Mr. Stevens said that in Darwen 44 ...

... A MUXICIPALITY FOR LONDOX. TO THE S3DnOI 0o' Tlun DAILY TMis. ?sln,-Your powerfil advocacy of the dermand for the uaity of London govornmout iB a guarantee of its success. icT danger of doing something has been fandied to bh reater then the danger of leaving it alone. At last the tide has risen, an(l the evil of doing nothing is felt to be greatest, and the demnaUd, singular in Its unanisni q, ...

... LORDS TEMPORAL. In bidding farewell to his constituents previous to his elevation to the peerage, Lord Russell de- scribed himself as feeling like the chief mourner at his own funeral, The House of Lords seemed to him a political tomb. This view of it is not pe- culiar to the period subsequent to the Reform Act of 1832. When Pulteney and 'Walpole met, the one having just become Earl of Bath, ...

... GENERAL FO1PBI'GN NEWS. (TIMOUGH REUTRe'S IMsTC.) ARREST OF AN INTERNATIONALIST AT FLORENCE. FLORENCE, Nov. 6. T4e p9lice have arrested ma sa named Vatta, an italti aid a leader of the Iuterniatipnalists of Geneva. THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE. ROME, Nov. 5. The Voce delta Per id denies the news that the Britial Government has ?? Mr. Je~voise. The Pope ha declared that he will never ...

... I zmdbu A'.199*944 W. ?i DARWAINTDDIIFRIFOL .GD9-J £RERBD TSR-HS Nos Sul diMreddaf, digwyddodd ?? i Mr. Morgan, uebel ffeiebowl LlysooddS r d Cymru. Ymddengys ei fod -7y ?? d y 0 gerbyd a Abergele j'w,~kmeWk$*4 Mrs. Morgan. Pan a n,0064*4t -y gate-sydd yn arwain at y #yg acd ygbdri a cerbyd yn erbyn pesitwr o gerY ao y a odaweld yn gosgelus yn y lie. Dj IhwlWdy cerbyd. TaflwYd Mr. Morgan ...

... YR ETHOLIADA.U BWRDEISIOL DYDD LLUN., GWBEUSAM. Ymgeiaiairwyth am bedair eisBteddle. Canlyniad Y po40oydoedd.:- Mr. W. Ro6land ,. 713 ,, W. Mudiess 605 ,W. Ingham 057 R. J. Williams 57 ,, Hugh Davies * 4475 H. Manley 441 g,, J. C. Owven 41 ~Dr. Davies- 9r. ;cyntf a ddychWelwyd. BEAUXAEIS. Ethol~dY M An4drew Lawrie,: agent'Syr. R Bthalwy. y d* Thomas Staples, masnach- ydd;Joh.J~ne, adlw~dda ...

... , . E. NO t., BOAnD Or A=ADE ExAMsiNATrox.-Yesterday, Jamasi M'GeoM passed as firet mate. Nono fiffii 5 > ?? Tuel- day fght, a atpenf fnamed Gutter, who ?? in~nrieeeby falling from .a a~e~eli~il-*W~ork-a1 eide~of a voaelnunder. go~nit'~ps~rs. ?? Doek a -few days o,.died ins the Mrtry 'wuhitber he bad been xE~d>'!¢ii*V2 iage a2Xb'66years. ?? :W ~bdi Kenneth GlasIow a ad!Gteelikblppiag'Cohpany, ...

... it . I- . GREENOOC. -i T l~i ?? BANiL.-At the aimnual meete ' .in of the oreenock Provident Bank. on Satirday Y'.-br MEdward Bl1ckno'e niesidin#-Mr'Thoma0 B ?? was elected chairmman forthe ensuing 3i' -year, and Messrs Wm.: Rankin, shijowner; John Y 'itXAllison, sugar refiner; ad Wmi Lethain, it ,merohant, were appointed to the vacant places l- in th'i committee. - SCENOE. ?? -OCI Saturday, ...

... THE CONTEST IN THE SOUTH WARD. The contest for the vacant seat in the Cardiff Town Council (caused by the death of Mr Philip Bird), which took place yesterday, was one of the most closely fought contests that ha3 been known for some time. Like the election in the East Ward on Monday, the battle was made a political one, and all the machinery of a Par- liamentary election was brought into ...

... The intrusion of Mr. Bow ex into the South Ward after his decisive rejection by his own Ward on Monday is resented and pro- perly so-by the electors of the South Ward as an insult to theu intelligence and independence. This prevails feeing amongst the burgesses finds utterance in varied forms of expression. It is petinently and most conclusively asked, If the burgesses of the East Ward, who ...